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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
8
Eugene V Debs as he appeared writes oysters after his Washington trip. He recalls hostile reception from several associations and recalls officers who oppose new fire rules and their effects on morale. The issue centers on a commissioner's rules and a bid to curb smoking and discipline on the floor.
The park and reservations committee of the Board of Trade considered acquiring Fort Stevens in coordination with the McMillan pack plan. They referred the matter to a subcommittee of Francis Savage IC Hiatt Breed G Colon Willum I Guile and Dr Hervey Wilts to meet with officials of public buildings and grounds and set aside camping ties for min-ega tourists passing through after wintering in Florida.
Gary plans a new steel ship line linking the Atlantic and Pacific via the Panama Canal. The Independent Steel men see potential expansion as the firm near launching twenty vessels under contract. Steelmakers watch progress on river heat and canal developments affecting coastal delivery pricing.
John S Mop Garthy died early today after a transfusion kept him alive for days so he could marry his youthful bride who stayed by his hospital cot. The couple’s ordeal followed a bar fight in which Larry McLean, a former major league player, was named in a Thursday list as involved. Connor was present as the actions unfolded and the couple faced assault charges.
National Council Agencies representing fourteen rural social work organizations agreed on a plan to coordinate their efforts. The fourth annual Country Life Association conference will be in New Orleans on November 12 and 13 to discuss the village and its relation to farmers.
Funeral services for Peter Roche who died yesterday at his son's home 1707 Pennsylvania avenue northwest will be held Friday morning at St Patrick's church. Interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. He was 74, born in Wexford Ireland, came to the United States in 1864, lived in California and Nevada, and has resided in Washington for four years. Surviving are two sons Edward Joseph of this city and Eugene Peter Roche of Fallon Nevada, and one daughter Mrs Leroy N French.
A chamber education subcommittee met in executive session with Superintendent Tallou to review the school extension project. Chairman Henry Glassie said the panel would reconvene Tuesday to draft a report for the full committee this week. Nashville March 24. The Tennessee Senate, with one dissenting vote, passed Mrs Paths Worley’s bill making the state’s only woman legislator eligible for public office.
President Harding named Charles G Dawes to lead a federal committee investigating the government’s failure to care for disabled soldiers and to propose a preventive program. The panel includes Franklin Olier, John L Lewis, Mrs Douglas Robinson, Col Thomas W Miller, Col Theodora Roosevelt Jr, Cat F W Galbraith, Mrs Henry R Rea, Col Milton J Foreman, Henry S Berry, and T V O Connor. The group will study the Federal Board for Vocational Training and the war risk bureau with a first meeting set for Tuesday in Washington.
Members will vote on a new clubhouse project on street with an estimated cost of 350000. total project about 500600. Building committee reports and board of governors will present, with members allowed to ask questions. Mark Sullivan will discuss The effect of the German Reparations on America.
Georgetown Citizens Association reviews a resolution requesting support from medical societies trade bodies and charitable groups for establishing an institution for feeble-minded individuals in the District of Columbia. The measure signed by Rev George W Atkinson Sr J Haldworth Gordon and John Hadley Doyle will be mailed with a covering letter by Phin Walker urging urgent action and citing the Board of Charities recommendations.
Ferdi nand Kuhn of this city and Horace Jones of Philadelphia were reelected president and vice president of the Botany Worsted Mill in Passaic at a stockholders meeting. Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian, controlled 28,000 shares for the government. Col DelLancey Conuntse was elected treasurer. The mills will be operated by the government. Plans have not yet been made for the property.
New York March 29 The defense seeks dismissal of Edith Kelly Gould vs Frank Jay Gould in supreme court asserting Gould has a valid Paris divorce. Mrs Gould’s attorneys counter that the Paris decree is void in this state and should not bar the action.
Frost spread across Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and nearby areas damaging peaches pears plums cherries and apples. Temperatures plunged to 22 degrees in Winchester and 20 above zero in parts of Maryland with ice up to an inch. Fruit growers report heavy losses from bloom destruction across the Shenandoah Cumberland region and the state’s peach belt.
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